slicked (Meaning)

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slicked (s)

(of hair) made smooth by applying a sticky or glossy substance

No weak antonyms found.

The actor's hair was slicked back, giving him a sophisticated and polished appearance on the red carpet.
She slicked her hair into a tight bun to keep it out of her face during the intense workout.
The rain slicked the roads, making driving treacherous for commuters.
He slicked his hand through the oil spill, trying to contain the damage before it spread further.
The mobster always had his hair slicked with pomade, giving him a slick and intimidating look.
She slicked her lips with lip gloss before stepping out for the evening, adding a touch of glamour to her makeup.
The criminal slicked his hair with water, attempting to change his appearance before fleeing the scene.
The sleek design of the car was complemented by its slicked exterior, making it stand out on the road.
The con artist slicked his tongue with honeyed words, trying to swindle unsuspecting victims with his smooth talk.
The magician's hands moved with lightning speed as he slicked cards from one hand to the other, leaving the audience mesmerized by his sleight of hand.

(of hair) made smooth by applying a sticky or glossy substance

slick, greasy, slippery, greased, slippy, polished, burnished, sanded, glazed, rubbed

scuffed, roughened, rough, roughened, rough, scuffed,uneven, uneven, coarsened,coarsened

The actor's hair was slicked back, giving him a sophisticated and polished appearance on the red carpet.

She slicked her hair into a tight bun to keep it out of her face during the intense workout.

The rain slicked the roads, making driving treacherous for commuters.

He slicked his hand through the oil spill, trying to contain the damage before it spread further.